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Q: Sleeping disorder and nightmares
asked by: DoctorQuestion on February 20th, 2007
how to stop it i m scared to sleep nowdays ..even i noticed if i sleep again in same status i get to freeze again and shout and get up.........plz plz help me i m really worried just 24 it s happng to me its just 8 - 10 times so far in my life tht too will frequecy increase???? will i die ? is my brain gone mad? am i going to be mad in sumdays...wht damage i do to my brain.??
plz sir /madam help me i m in intense tension every night,
waiting for ure mail.
thks a lot
reply me,
sanghvideven@hotmail.com


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on March 15th, 2007
Ear, Nose & Throat Disorders Answer A2445
Epilepsy is less likely a cause of your sleep disorder because in cases of epilepsy, a person can't remember any details during sleep. More serious psychiatric disorders(psychoses for example) are also not likely causes of these symptoms because people with psychoses consider themselves normal and don’t ask for medical help on their own. According to your description, you might be experiencing some nightmares, such as a “frozen state”, but you don’t remember them. Stress and anxiety could be the possible cause for your sleeping disorder.
You may ask for help from a mental health doctor.



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